Rachel, warm and comfortable in her 3030 drysuit

Hi DUI,
Rachel diving in her DUI 3030 drysuit

Here are a few photos from Huron Scuba's recent trip to Grand Cayman.

I know it might be a new concept for some people that you can dive a drysuit in the tropics - but it's definitely the way to go!

As I have for the past several trips, I packed my DUI 3030 drysuit with stretchliner rather than the 5mm neoprene wetsuit I used to lug along and struggle into just to keep warm in 80 degree water. The drysuit is lighter in my luggage, easier and more comfortable to dive in, and best of all I don't get chilled and saturated with salt water after multiple days of repetitive dives.

These photos are of me with the mermaid statue in the waters off Grand Cayman during a photo class with Cathy Church. Even after 70 to 90 minutes underwater hauling around a housed SLR camera (& contorting into all sorts of weird positions to get the perfect shot), on both dives I was warm, comfortable, and alert because of my DUI 3030.

Thanks again to the folks at DUI for building my perfect suit!

Rachael Kasper
Huron Scuba
Ann Arbor MI 48103

Rachel and Kathy Church

"The drysuit is lighter in my luggage, easier and more comfortable to dive in, and best of all I don't get chilled and saturated with salt water after multiple days of repetitive dives."